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)ffce, COM- le in. fihe übse- )y., no t has It' on ,pub es of and e fot I the stant nsii- 3 pa l , wilts &led -for en- gut ty of- I re- jey. xv.ArBER 5469.1 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT;GAADEN. -0 -MORROW EVENING, March 24, 1 . 810, t- perMrrned the Tr.igoiy of OTH ELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE. Duke of Venice, 'Mr WAIMY ; Ilrabantio, Mr 'MCIRR A y ; ' Othello, Mr. YOUNG ; - Cass:o, Mr. C. KEM.E ; lago; nr. C IH OOKE • Roderio, M. R 11.1 4 N ; De:ski:mond, Miss NORTON' ; Ettiilu, Mrs. ST.' LEGER. • To which Will he added, a Ettrletta, called TOM THUMB THE GREAT. • k rig Arthur, Nlr. NItINDE-N ; Tom ,timb, Misi M 4.1111 TO W; . Mr DENMAN • . -Lord Grizzk, Mr. LUTON ; INlvodle, Mr. TAYLOR; Dthniie Mr. 'SIMMONS ;. Queen_' lona, MrS. LISTON ; PrioL,ss it!iricmunc4. Mist, BOLTON . ;, • • Cutddalc,a, - Piss I ES F.R VE ; rtialf,,' Mrs. WHITMORE"; Plumanter Miss COX. Loxes ys. , ,Second Nice 3s. 6d.— Pit 3s - 6d. Second Price 2 s. (; Second's r I,e fS. Lipper 'G lery Is. Places tor th e B ox e s to 'h e ta k en of Mr. bramkin, at the onx Office, in Prince's. place L P Bart-street frorn'Ten • till -#but: • • The- po, , r.s will be opened at ,Half past Five, and the Play begin at H a ir ix ' On Monday, King Lear; with _Harlequin Pedlar.—On T uesday, Free Knights, 04 Ihe Edid of Chgrlemagnei liVutt Ihe ltishpin All LOntioLl. Titursdo will beaded tfoi the first time) a new Comedy, in Five Ads, called HOW to ' lease, atm How to Please. , SLVEN'IH LYCEUM THEATRE: Un derthe'Special Licenseof the LORD CHAMBERLAI N, ,Granted torihe present Siason to the joint application of _ - a ll Partiesp inaipally interested. 114E1R Majesties ' Servants, forming the COM - • • PANY of the late ORURY ^ LANE THEATRE; TO-MORROW: EVENING, March 24, Igloo Per zorrn a new Serio-Comic Opera, called THE MANIAC ! ,Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI. The Charaers'by . Mr.,pIIILIPPS, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. WROOCHTON; Mr. RAYMONDi Mr. PALMER; Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOW TON, .Vlr. MATHEWS. Mts. MOUNT IN, Mrs. BISHOP', Mrs. BLAND.. • :Liter which (i6th time)-a new Musical Farce, in Two Aets, called HIT OR MISS ! The C4araelers by Mr. PENI. EY, Mr. DE CAMP, . - Mr. MAI I-1 1.. MT. KNIGHT, Mr. fOHNST.ONE, Mt. FISHER; Mr. Mi I LER, Mr. EVANS, Mrs. MAL, DOCKS, Miss KELLY, Mrs. BLAND. , c Boxes 6s. Seernxil Price 3s. 3t. 6a, Second Price st.— 1 3 4 . 11 erY 2S. Second Price is. -Upper 'Gallery Is. Second • 'nee 6d. ,„ Boxe s a n d places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box-, te,' trie Strand .entrance ;ot whom may also be had ',tate Boxes nightly. '..L_ T he-nilinerolis- parties of Ladies and Gentlemen. who have disappointed of Boxes and Places to witness therepre- , rtit!ti on of the new Opera :it The Maniac! or, The Swiss an uiP-i-, and t i e new F arce of Hit or Miss ! are respedfully :Fitiainted, that these Pieces will be repeated every venirig 11 1 further notice. To this PkOPRIETOKS- of INDIA STOCK. tADIES AND CINTLiMEN ) •, PTER the flattering Preqage of Success which ,has attended my Canvas, and after th e A s suran c e o f °L) Pport which the very numerous a nd respediable Meeting 01 my Ftientis in the Proprietary, on Tuesday, has afiioded The, I appear insensible ot the favourableSentimpt so txiensiyely manite,ited towards me. weie I to withhold the . I) eclarati o n wh ic h I now ta k e - the L i b erty to Make, - of its bc ing, my unalterable Dete!mLation to proceed to thelpallot or, the eridl,ing Eleciion, on the t th of April cand a l beg leave !Post respectfully to assure-you, that in the event of my ob. I:aining the distinguished Situation for which I have become !Calididate, myi utmost Exertions shall .be unremittingly Whited to - your Service., , . 1' have the honour to he, Ladies and Gent Icnyen, Your faithtul-liutW , le Servant,' • SAMUEL DAVIS. 39, Portland.place, March 21. GUINE,tS REWARD. 0 ST, by a Gen lernan, a . 13tacir Morocco p.cKET-BOOK, containing a Note of 'Hand for' 8 1. drawn-by Samuel Wilmot,,Bristol, payable to tW! Or 'ter of Jacob( , trainsHitcncock, dated the ist of 13n;•181o, St Six Months after dale. •• • • A , Also, a NOTL ut H ND drawn by Geo. Willis, at Sixty- Alve s date,,and indorsed by •.—:—..- Watts, !or r7l. 17s. 'With sui.dry other Memorandums. • . v s .. P aYrnent of the abovehilis being stopped, can be of no use to the owner. w hoevever will bring the same to Meyler and Son, Prin ters, [Bath, shall receive the abote Reward. , . ,MoNLY A4ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to infoint those that may be desirous of harrowing Teriipti-, tItY or Permanent SUMS of 11 , 1()N , LY; that they can at all t7 l es, and without delay, advance any SuM from One Hun rd to Twenty Thousand,Poonds ' and up wards, on personal any other Security , arising from Mart i age Settleme.nts, ;',e) , in th e funds; Clergyniens' Livings, or Freehold, C o py- V l4- . and Leasetiolu Estates , on the most fair and equit a ble T erms; and will also conduct every Negoi iation at much less exkence than what is usually incurred in money transactions. ersonal Applications MesstS. Lucas and Co. daily re ceive at their house, No. tq, lertnyn-street, St. lames's, 411 d. Letters, post-paid, imni.lliately answered. , N.B. Ten years purchase-will be given . tbr well secu re d ' 7Ja nnities. - • BY THE 101,NiPS .DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS. -THE experience of more than half a century has so fully establisheu the reputation of this invaluable edicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate un its aid. , e acY in every species of Fever, p a rt icu l ar ly the Sea/et and T yphus 'Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to di. reetion ; in the Measles. 811)411 -}'ox, Teething , and most Disorders incident to ,2 fill dren they are in infallible remedy ; the decays and dis . cornforts - of advanced life arc uncle* their immediate tliey inunechately stop the progress of atreski Cold, and are particmarly adapted as a genial itestota tve. The Fatn4 Bottle, 22.5. sold :a r t he Doaotts goose. Nó, 1 9, LoWer'lt rook-street, rosvenor,square, where orders for qxportstiuttate duly exectkted. Smaller Bottles, Its. and as. wh lesale and retail: at Isacon!s, 156, tYxford-street, atk i 0 ,3! most I espectableltenders iti Towh and Country. 'Also Dr.NOR RI S's caebrated rtNTI-tiI'LIOUS PILLS, Vint ample.threttiomi,, 'S. the Box. Ohberve that the Words " Tttomis. Norris Moore" are engraved on tho Govon 3:Nut Swap no.others ',ire Of can br-g,t:tittoitx. , . 94i ,lc,._. Q ' , • •_'l Fll I D 1 7 , AlAncEr 23 ,* 181 Q, . . . . . . . . . . . . . NEW PLAN, P ICTUALLING.OFFICAs , , ' With Additional and Superior Advantage s . , . , i • STATE LOTTERY, - .. . 1 Mart h 22d, iSta. , . . . . ~ HET COMMIS'S I'ONERSjor VICTUALLIAG • . To be brawn the Bth .JUNE, • t THE CONTRACTOR begs - leaye to call the at- 1 - ills •• . ,• „ 1 111,11ESTI s NAVY do &rely give Notice, That , , A. tentiOn of the Pubic to.thr , underinentioned Scheni.e, 1 ; on Frl,4, the 6117 Of 41441 next, they will he ready to receive containing, besides its Novelty,. several grand Featureii.nd 'superior Mild - its, which,-it is conceived, will fully-Merit Tenders, in writing. (sealed ut),..aristireat Jor Mee Hundred their approbation, and afford a Chance to AdSenturers never ; ..... ~. reach . . . , of ... . _ . . ~__. _ _ ; t,buict, -ma consisting tb , ll•o . .six V usbefrlfinttester Alfa given in any other Lottery. SC.HEME. . • i sure), Of PITI"S TANUIELD MOOR, . WINDSOR'S . . , • . '' 4. '' - ' L" , "° - - aP2 . "` -- V° , '" c t- PON TOP, or Sl - NIPSON'S PONTOP COALS ; to h e deli -4 •• - • • 50" zOOOO i „ - • , 2 - /,000 12,400 . vered, in a whale C a r go or Cargoes, One..half th erell in Six We, ks, . . . Coo ... 20 .. - . ii. - too - . - - -, - - 2,ri00 : . 4 - go 4 •-•-,- - • - .... ,.. 1 6 - .. .. - ... 9;:o Premise s a t l'?,ymoreeh and Soilthdown, and to h e paid for Sy Bill: • t i .- -- - - 2 ' 93° Parake, with Interest,. ,line f, days after date...- 4,86 h : And ("$ the first-drawn Prize-above 151 (not being one 7 of tt.e . , tinder-mentioned Nurnberg will be given in addition to thili , The Conditions of the - Contrite . may he tern at tbe Secretary': 'aboveMotley Prizes, at. he said fortunate Number is or the i 0g,.. r. . . , . Letter A too 1 idkets comprised in No. 1,2 5 1 to 1,273 • '' ' letter It too Ditto comp r is e d i n ' 3 , ooi _ to 3,025 'No regard will he bad to any Tender in 461sich the Pike shal - Letter C 10. Ditto. comprised-in 4.751 to 4,775 not he inserted in z: ~ids at length, orthat shrill not he delivered es .: the ,Board hefore One o'Clock sit the said Fridqy :the lith cf . Letter D ion Ditto' comprisedin 2,501 to 2,525 With all the Prizes they may contain :- upon pis Plan it is • evident that ona Ticket may gain to - - ,oaol. i April siext, nor unleis the Person rtylo..ntakes the Tender, or sonic In withdiawing so. many Tickets from ,he gal aitity usu. Person on hie ketea,l, Lylenig, to ,avl•wer, .u.k, called f,,,.. all) on Sale (ai:though tor the purpose ot forming them.intO - Four such distinguished Prizes, possessing Cliiiiees.bitherto mak now rt), the Contractor is 'not insensible to the objections that mq be starte; by thote who could-not prOcure Tickets at the clue Of the last. Lot tery,- be . Catibri y anticipate such objeelions by. anhuuncing that Tickets'and Shares will be prninplly distributed to every Lotter] 20ffice in the United KhiScho l . ' • . , N W STATE .I.OTTE RY, All to be Draw . i, Bth JUN E; Otto. VIVE Thousand Nunal ~ e rs, Four Tickets of each Number • __ This pr4.v‘as publi s hed, By Becket altd sorter, Si, Pail-Mall, The.S - ecuod Edition, price :A. FIEF REMARKS upon the PUBLIC LETTER .L.) or Sir k 1 CHA tD ST 12 A 61-1 A Ikt,. and the NA ft RA TI V F. of the EARL of CHATHAM. • • , . _ • • THE SCHEME CONT;IINS 4 Prizes of _b • C. 20,000 , 4 Prizes of . '• . ,C5 . , , ,e0 IQ. - Q so . . • •.• . . rob 44 . Su &e izc Zee. _ . • • s,OOO Prizes, samounting‘to zoo,oool. AND FOUR PKTIcA BENEFITS, In addition to the Money Prizes, Consisting of four Packers of One Hundred Tickets each.; by which improved ride of adventure, the Purchaser.of a single Ticket obtains the citance of gaining One Hundred Thousand POunds ; by An Halt, a Quarter, or au Liglith, in proporiml ; and a Sixteenth may gain Sia Thousand Pininds air tip wards. The T 1 CICZT3 and S Alt F.; are on Sale by RICHARDSON, 604/DLUCK, BANK-Buitnir.cs, ceiRNHILL t And facing th.. , :;ate of tire Kint, g' Mews, Charing cross; Who Sold and Sh in the last State .I..ritt:ry; Two of the Fool - irizes - - - zo,ooo No. 3,734 B. - 20 ,, do No. 3,734 0. - -` -- 20,000 Ana 999 D. 10001.-295 z B. 1,00414.-3;436 C. 50.1. *** Person', who wiv-r, for particllar Nuinocrs..should, make early application, to prevent dis.ippoinrinent isit I Sti ,This Day.was puhlished, suppLEiviENT to TES FACEA MICA, with Figures. By C. MONT..GU, Esq. l 1..5. and W.S. Sold by White and Co.* Fleet.stieet, ail erd other Book sellers. Piaui Copies 13 s . \cetioured ti: 16,5. Those ho desire co-oured Copies of . the original Pait, are int.rturti that a t -w remain on hm.d. . • Spe,..uriy will , :; , ..., ,, ..i,ii,4in.:Ll,, Elegantly'Rripmlon'a title Piper, in 3 vols. Croitn OtShiro, a New rditioi), heni4 the Firth. or , • - ri ELIGI b ES of ANCIENT ENGLISH POET ix.. .1:t Y ? consisting or at 9e i, R,, 1-4(1.), Souks, " and other ‘ Pit.-ces or our earlier Poets, toctlter with some few a jater date, Printed for P. C. and I. Rivington, No. 6z, - Sr. Paul's Clitucn-yard and t ungman, Hurst, 'Rees, and Orme, Pa ternoset.- ro w. • LAST LOTTI:RY, 14th February, ttito. r Prize of - - Czo,coa• - •• 5 WOO - boo° Soo LATE I,(Yrthitv, 2 0th octohet, • 2 Prizes of -20,00 z 5,004 3 1,000 2 12 Ca 8 Capitals. .price - 2s. 6d. . 7 HE PAPfbiItAL , C3ISIS; proving that the , LatltoliL Churns eau:an be cOneeletl to without endan. ger - mg. - both the'Monarchy aril the Constitution; nor the po: ,p4lar Pian,of 'Ref o r m .pradicards, without pr„ducing the worst kind of ... Tyranny and Slavery. Also, .the - Npish Divan, price /4s. 6d. ; and the Conticil of TwOve, 3s. 6:1.. ' Prifited for L',lntpplei 1 ) ..all . Mall; and the Rooksilers in 1.19-nd-street, l'aternoster;row, and the Royal Exch.inge. • . • • IST-T quid 'the 'above TWENTY CAPITAL „1.1 PR 1 lk. S, in the Two last Loyeries, in Shares, at . k N'HILL,-and l 9, CHAI<ING-CIWSSiI Where T 1 Clc,l TS and SHA Es are selli. g for the' N EIV LOTTERY. rto be lirawn the Bth of IUN E . • The Scheme is the Same as the last; but the Contrador makes a tree Gilt of I.OIIR. HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS tothe Holder of the first-drawn Prize above 151 by which a single Ticket may gain the immeme Sum, of too,eool. and a Sixteenth 6 001. Schemes, with particulars, glans, and the fortunate' Holders ot any Shares ot the above Twenty Capital Prizes may receive the Money on demand, or exchange their Prizes for Ti,kets ind Shares in the NeW Lottery, at 4, Cornhili; and g; Charim -cross, This Day was published, price is. hound, AGRAMMA It of. the LATIN TONGUE. Fo'r the Use'oj. Sdtools. lii - I b N Aut tier or the ci reek G z.aa, Printed fora. Mawman, 2i, Poultry. This Grammar, it is presumed, while it is adapted for the use of the most humble learner, by its sinplicity t precision, and brevity, is, at, the same time, calculated to interest the Philosophical Teacher, by the novelty and. solidity of its pridciples AN IIVII ) oltTANT DISCOVERY IN ARITHMETIC. gr . 'HE SCHOOLMASTERS throughout GREAT 13 RITA I N are respeettuily informed, that in the New Edition; . dated january 3c, r 8 to, Of the KEY to YC E's AR II HM ET I.C, is. given a New and ,very useful disc.overy, by means of vthich, ail„Sums in the First Rules of Arab: Metie, simple or compound„thay be examined at a glance of the eye - This discovery, which is praCtically illuttrated in the Key .to Mr. Joyce's Arithmetic, ha& been purcbaSed of the In ventor, at a considerable eipence, and. will be found to be de- SerYing ofgdoption by all Schoolmasters. , Mr. Joyce's PraCtical Arithmetic, commonly called the Arithmetic of Rtal Lite and business„is well known to con tain the modern principles and application of that Art, and the fourth Edition, just published, may be pronounced free from 'Typographical nod s other Errors. The New Edition of the Key exaCtly corresponds. with the .New Edition of the Arithmetic. . B o th Work& may be had oral! booksellers, with the full_ allowance to Schools ; the reraq price of the Arithmetic being 3s: 6d. and of the Key 25. 6d. • • This MIS; was"published, in odavo, price bs. boards, ' A LETT ER tq . SO-IN HAYGARTH, M. D. Z 1". F. R. S. I.:tindon and Edinburgh,\&c. from COLIN CHISHOLM-, M.D. F. R.p. Sac. Agthor of an Edsay nn the Pestilential Fever : exhibiting farther . Evidence of the infedious Nature of this fatal I.);sternper iii Granada, during 174 4, s, and 6; and in the Chited,States of America, front 1793 to in order to correct the pernicious Dodrine pro mitigated by Dr. Edward Miller, and other American i Phy sicians, relative to this destrudive Pestilence. • Printed for I. Mawinan, Poultky, of whom may be had, in nvo'Voiun.es, 'ivo. price 16s. in hoards, Dr. - Chishohn's " Essq on. the 'Pestilential Fever," •&c. • • This Day were published, In rzmo, price Five , Shillings, in hoards, rrII 0 UGH TS ,ON EDUCATION. I By 'Miss BENSON. l'iinted for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterttos: ter-row and B. Boothroyd, Popterrad. Of whom maybe had, by the same Author, ; .., The Wife. a Navel, in.; vols. fund, price 16s. OPIE'S . LEC ruitlis ON PAINTING: This Day were published, In 4tp., with a, Portrait, painted by himself,. • Price iI. is: in boards, -•- i . Ti:4 ~ECTUR ES on. PA:I NTING• ) dolieeted nt the Royal Aca '.my of Arts : with a• Letter on the'Prono. , sal for a Public Memorial o f, t h e N ava l Gl ory of G reat lir i- A MUCH-WANTED scriooL.Bpoi.. . rain. - . . - . - This Day was published, , . . • By' the late TORII OP lE, Esq. . - .: FrandSontely printed, so as to correspond, with the Auth or ' s Professor nt Painting to the Royal - Academy. Reading. Exercises, price Half-a-Crown, bound. in Red, .! 'To which are prefixed; a Memloir.by NI rs, Opie, and other -ticith the full allowance to schools . , - - , Accounts . of Mr Ople's Talents and • Character. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Patersos • THE SCHOOL DICTI ONARY ;. or, EN-: ~ . ter-row. .1., TIC& I S ENGLISH . DICTIONARY, improved and - ter- In his academical addresses, ()pie 'poured flaith all that abridged; for the USE of SCHOOLS, in' wldch is contain- ' his vigorous mind had embraced on tin: general principks of ed the Roots of Words, and itnpartant and significant W ort i i i only, omitting the' comthim Derivatives, and all - o b so - his art. Tho. fearless originality of thou g h t , an d h o l d il ea , lete, vulgar,. indecent, and trifling dam of discussion; tv iii c lA are displayed i n t h ese L e d u res, f or.n Words. i ' 'By the Rev, DAVID 13 LA IR, , - one of their most povi•ertul cha r ms T As-a palmier, as an au. Author of the English Grammar, the Class Book, Fi rst C a- •. thor, and as a member of society, the saine dist inguishing go:t. techism ? Reaag Exercises, Grammar of Plil oso l iy , &c. ' Liles are prominent in the. - mind of Mr,. opie."---rmon. Key Every Schoolmaster and Governess will hail the App ear . I' eb' iBio ants of a Work which has brought the English Language - Within an attainable Compass, by expunging what was im proper, useless, or redundant inglin Dictionary of Entick.— fhe Language has, by this means, been. reduced from Sixty Thousand to little more than Ten Thousand Words, and the . whole may. consequently .be committed . to Meniory..,inies than three years. For the convenience of the Tutor and Pupil every Word has been divided and accentuated; and this Dic tionary, for the purpose of Teachers, possesses in conseT quertce a manifest superiority over every other. . Printed for_ fkichard Phillips, London ; and tohellad of Tabirt and 'CO. - at the I Livenile LibraiY, Ne - t .,- Hinui-stri - iet ; Bryce and Co. •Edinburgh ; Wogan and Cumming,. Dublin . ; and all other Booksellers. _ Of Whom may be hid, all the other Works of the sante Author. . • .. fti. Dr. FoTitERGIL'S FEMALE PILLS, For the Prevention and Cure of the OrseaseS peculiar to the Sex. HAT a greater share of the itrfirmilies 'is• allot , tcd to the l'ernale, more than the other . S e x, we have the authority of Scripture to confirm. • Hence the numerous disorders which atted women, and subject them to pain and sufferittg at every period of life. But though this s is the case, the same hand which has ianposed the burthen, has also at_ forded.the means of relief. tie has p ovi.ld the plants with healing virtues, Which, under the guidance of science, should restore hecrlttt, soothe pain, and prove an antidote to the evil, futhergtl's Female Pill t, a wonderful composition of this kind. .1 t allays nervous irritation, _calms the rapid hi- Mutt of the blood, gives to the perturbed spirits their regular course and circulation, and restores the relaxed- fibre to its proper tone, and' settles on the c h e ek t h e mant lin g hue of Tilis.Day was published, price 4 5. 6d, health beauty, and purity. E• ' The Third d Cass, ition, illustrated with , t Against all the irregularities of th e sex i t i s a ne ver- f a il - A PR ACTICAL TR.E tiT fSE on the certain ?RE- lug - restorative; as,. iii G reen 'Sickness a nd Otest ruction's :in V ENTLON afid CURE cat the VI Q VI R E.AL 015- Nerv6us disorders, as Hyste r i cs , S pasms ; p a l s}; i n diseases EASE, particularly its ctinsequences, as Stn.:lures,• dieets, from a relaxes' 'fibre, as atter chimbed ; -Dropsy, and even Inoluding Dorsalis, li)pechondri.asin, Onanisin, rfec. durnig the pregnant s t a f e .: It should be kePt - by - every h. , . being, a complete guide in these . mile as a prope r domestic medicine, which ;he c an, at all &L. CATCA, ' SIIi:.;..A.n,' I etiruys, resort Jo in an attack oa any illness.. Late of the United Hospitals of . St. "Fitotna.s's atur Guy's, sold whole-ale and retail at Mr. Mutter's, 4, Cheapside; And Editor of the First and Second; Vofiiiiirs - of the London corner of Pat ernoster. row ; Bacon, .15*, and .1 len . , 76, Metli6l and SurgiCal Spezdat'or. • fortl-stNi.'t • C tam 269, Borough ; TOtt i I<oyal Exch ; Printed.,.for. S. llighley, No. 24, Fleet-street ; C. ltlut.: and most Country Medicine Venders, in ";;;xes, at 25...9d. low, No '56, Holfrorn'; longtrian, Hurst, Rees,. ancl.t irme, edch, y,aternoster-raw, and Sher,woodi t r ierly,.and loner, )t Whom may be had; Dr. FotherfAil:s NervoUs Cordial trow, er• Lon on ; 'and ivi? tile A tilltofi' . 4slo. 10, Sl'aulto4k. 1);:opsoi so justly reconur te nd e d f or th e me; of all Nervous street, Newcastle-street, Strand. Cumpiaints, price 45e 6d and 425. each'. p r A. A ..,, .N".•:a . :.,)i , ;),,,', - •I: e7' -1....4.Wr !,.%,,-; 4 4, 4 4 . V.. i 44:Y KG., -- ‘1441; 0, ,,,, ...e:;., ; ;,, • ' '' - 1`.." -, ": - , .......i.:Z•71:7,1f1 fl , kg, - :( r -iZ , . 4 ' 45- it' il,Wie . '';', • 4-. 44. / I i :'-'..i "..`;e• y , el i:,! . . , ! \ ‘..,. • /1 r • • AViiz-s. „ N Ys _ eio tz t {PRICE SIXPENCE IMPERIAL PARLIAAIL:T. f HOLiSS OF COMMONS, . THURSDAY, : MARCH 22, A • person from the Bank presented accounts of all the issues of coin from, the Bank , since the :year 1803, sunder - Orders in Counail, specifying the particular Orders ; and the amount of the burns issued theieon. Ordered ta - be printed: . _ The notion respeaing the 1 4 acir LaWs was pot.. ported till Monday se'nnight. Mr. H. Sumlica, • piesented a petiti on aga i ns t t h e Blackfriars-B r idg e Sunday Toll BilL—Ordered folic on th& table. ' The Blickfriars Sunday Toll Bill was read a Thi r d time, and, atter ,a few .words from Mr. Herbert, passed. • , A Petition was-pretented against the Rothirhithe Dock Bill.—Ordered to lie on the table till 'be se , rand 'reading of the Bill. The second teadint being _ Mr. IV MARTIN opposed the Bill, aq he thought he meast ire likely to produce serious inconOnien , -cs A inasmuch itAvyuld occasiocally subject 'he houses in Rotherhithe ,to an inundation.. Air. Dodd, the projeatOr, Was to gain 10,19001. by the passing of the Bill, yea it was on his testimony thit the House was Called upon to sanction the Measure. Corisi.. dering this as It mere speculation, Oril alculated to, enrich the proje6tor - , _tie Moved, , as an amendment, that . the Bill should be read.a setOnd tune on that day six months. - Mr. H. THORNTON- objected to the. systeAl of gratiih)g charters to .:uch applicants, and conse. civently oproseil the Bill. • Mr. R. 11D defenct , A the cOnduet of Mr.D _d ; and confet‘cied that ahe .Bill was , u,ort.-. repsonuble I - than ihe Holl,Gentlealati opposite wist the House to belit-ve it tO he. • • . • A di% hiot, tpok-place., when the numbers, .sere. for the arnen:l agpiusi it 37.- The Bill •Nas of CoUrse C . eu read a. second bole. - ..On the of Mr; SkAw Li't -. Ot,E, a Com mittee was appc4iited to Cousid eCY ti.r C 24.1Je.c. tl , y, of giving odii ce of judos:4-6,13415. ' A Me.Sap_tr , , , :it 'lle Lords was tectivecL request ing the Conimons rermit I'. W. Cok e , &q.. Member 'of th e ir [ - louse, tio atfe;;ii mittee 01 the Lords oil the Corm Di tillers Prohibi lion Bill. The`lrish Distillery 'Bill was read a • third lime, and, passed: Cul. BARRY brought up the'Report of the Corp miltee fur improving the Bogs of Iceland.- 7 0,cierod to lie on the table. 'Mr. FosTctt brOtight in -a i3lll lot continuing an Mt . the DrawbaCks Sugar i , s• rv land, which was read a first and ordered 41 a kecond time to-morrow, - . . . On, _the motion of Mr. ROSE, '-the F reeport Bi ll went through a Committee ; the report of which was otdtred to be received to-morrow, The Quarantine Regulation Bill • was read a Glut(' time and passed. ... _ . • The Committee o n th e Expiring Laws Bill was postponed till Thursday next. i • MOTION FOR THANKS TO SIR ROBERT WILSON. Mr. HtiTcHiNspN felt much 'satisfaction in - rising to address the .House on a subjc& on which he thought a very wide - contrariety : Of opinion 'not exist, as the merits of, Sir Robert Wilion 'were so generally acknowledged, both .in and.out of , that House. He wished them to dismiss from their minds the consideration of -two points that might appear to be in some measure tonnected.with the subje6l. First, the present perilous state of the Pc. ninsula ; and, secondly, the policy or impohey of the war. The want of success in such-a contest, he contended, could afford no rational grounds for withholding their Thanks . . from a meritorious UEIi er ;' and where merit like that dispiayed 'by Sir Robert Wilson was 'conspicuous, felt• anxi ous t hat they shotild bestow on it that applause and those rewards to which it might appear en titled. He then entered nto a detail of the ser,- 6 vices of Sir Robert Wilson, dwelling strope,ly-on the valour, skill, and activity displayed by him in t e Peninsula, which had gained him the thanks Of tie Poriuguese Goverment, who offered him a peniion while they procured him the proudestdisencuen he could hope— . --thesipprobation of an admiring - enetn) , -. :This fact was proved by intereeptedletters, in it appeared that a high rank h -the Legion of • uOur had been confe,rred on those s'lto had guished themselves serving against Sir-R. Wilson.— ' It it, should*la said there were no precedent a motion, he Would' say the times, were; such mat it became necessary ,such a-precedent should be. has ie. Why were the battl es of Vimiara, Corunna4Kl laVera so requited ? Was it- because tite poser - or France had been overthrown, and the balance- :.f power restored 3 7 o ; it was impoSsible to suppOse , that Sir John gooceor Lord Wellington , :vitil,SUCh' numbers as they Commanded could attain an, hject s o mighty. • They were sent to set Spain and Port ugal an eiample -ot valour,- vt, hich followed, - 14 free those coun t iriet frOm the 'yoke of France. Sir '- Robert-Wilson-hal fully'acted pp t o tin, principle,,. and was therefbre entitled, gratitude. Here.- •gretied the role Mnitsterg in \ Portu - gal and . Spaiti (Mr, and Mr.-Fier4 were not there ro beat' kt- - timoriy to his high deserts. - He pledged hiinsOt -to prove that his movements in tt.e Peninsula directed by * sound policy Th oug h young, - Sir Rit- • bert Wilson had been seventeen years- almost con- : staatly in distinguished services, which auxi(:tydy: sought to share even. bj the moit distant and pitahle countries.-He .(Mr. Hutchinson) did. not - join. the vulgar xlamour agaiust Buonaparte. tre thou3ht him at obee•the greatest ! statesman ,:ani the greatest warrior . that ancient or irioderp tales had prvdeiced ;--and should be continue at the head-of , i .Hos &ter, twd sr dart :rsiebt bat I Ion„ ' icn- ether r re and eded very idu `,l►ieE ness ified any Hi if Azia outa T ort nce, pires t so icing De fug' eX rise, n so and !lief, ttCI ill y be VJCS, erior riot hale [edi the coY but xe .S° reed frbi- Ice ; are iu the ikot :en, cliff r ; Of cent of a ran laic r the totte rved ne,ef Jo hr hard